Using natural ventilation principles, Exhaust removes hot, stagnant air and replaces it with fresh, clean air. This process not only keeps the internal temperature under control, but also significantly improves air quality, creating a healthier and more productive working environment.
The Exhaust system is ideal for warehouses, logistics centers, supermarkets and other large buildings where efficient ventilation is crucial for the well-being of occupants and the preservation of materials. With highly durable materials and intelligent design, Exhaust guarantees quick and easy installation, as well as a long service life with low maintenance.
Where efficient ventilation is crucial for the well-being of occupants and the preservation of materials
Improves indoor temperature and air quality, creating a healthier and more productive working environment.
Improving ventilation in supermarkets, wholesalers, stores, offices and other commercial spaces to create a pleasant and attractive environment for customers and employees.
It uses the difference in pressure and temperature to promote constant air circulation, ensuring the effective removal of heat and internal pollutants.
It helps to maintain a comfortable and stable internal temperature, reducing the need for artificial air conditioning systems.
It removes contaminants and renews the indoor air 24 hours a day, contributing to a healthier and safer working environment.
It works without electricity consumption, using only the principles of natural ventilation, which contributes to reducing the carbon footprint.
Available in various diameters – 600, 800, 900, 1000 and 1200 mm, among other options – it guarantees efficient performance in exhausting hot air and impurities, contributing to thermal comfort, air quality and occupational health.
It provides thermal equalization and continuous exhaust of gases and suspended particleswithout noise and with low structural weight.
Can include anti-insect and anti-bird screensand integrates perfectly with the Skylux 555 daylightingallowing the building to “breathe” in a distributed and continuous way.
